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Oooh… this is sweet!!!Today wasn't so fun, the camera took a dive off a boulder. The bright side everything still works with only cosmetic damage to the body and lens. I haven't dropped a camera since 2005, I lost a Canon EOS Rebel film body when I dropped it above a waterfall along the Turnagain Arm outside Anchorage. It's still there at the bottom of the falls. I can still see it falling hitting a rock, the film door opening up, the roll flying out the back and into the stream then over the top she went. Thankfully I didn't lose this one as this time I couldn't replace it. I took this image about 30mins before it all went wrong today.
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H4D-50, HCD 28 - F/16, 28s.
Thanks Dave.Oooh… this is sweet!!!
A 28 lens would really be nice… hmmm.
Great work on this image! Thanks for sharing.
Btw, sorry about the dropped Canon. Nightmares make us all a bit more cautious and give us great stories to share with others.
Oh, my… lovely image which brings emotions to mind. I love the simplicity of this. Thanks, John.Cold Moon RisingView attachment 190263
Hasselblad X1D | Zeiss 350/5.6 Tele-Superachromat + APO 1.4XE | f/11
Tonight is the last full moon of the year - December's Cold Moon. I captured the moonrise just a few steps from my house using my "little" Hasselblad, as lugging the long lens + Cambo contraption down the block exceeded my energy level.
John
Stanley, out of seemingly nowhere, you always present yet another beautiful capture that is simply eye candy. I mentioned before how I appreciate all you do for each image.Amaryllis
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